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  • Mirrors
    2026/06/09

    A listener asked us to investigate the strange stories surrounding mirrors, and what we found was far more unsettling than expected. In this solo episode, Mike dives into the history, folklore, psychology, and paranormal legends surrounding reflective surfaces. From ancient civilizations and Narcissus to Bloody Mary and the fear of seeing something move in the glass when it shouldn’t, we explore why mirrors continue to fascinate—and terrify—people around the world. The next time you catch your reflection staring back, you may wonder: is it really just you?

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    30 分
  • Ghostly Donkey lady
    2026/06/01

    Mike mark chris and this cousin Alex explore the doncky lady of San Antonio

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    22 分
  • listener tales
    2026/05/18

    This is our first listener tale episode we hope you enjoy

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    30 分
  • Kinderhook bloob
    2026/05/06

    Come with Chris Mike and mark as we discover the blob of Kinderhook New York

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    26 分
  • Mandela Effect
    2026/04/20

    Join the Cryptid Hauntings teas as we deep dive into the Mandela effect. Did the world end in 2012?

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    24 分
  • Man in the yellow slicker
    2026/04/15

    A haunted mineshaft in park city Utah. Is he a ghost that wants you dead or is he trying to warn you about the danger. Regardless he is the man in the yellow slicker

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    26 分
  • Devils Highway
    2026/03/30

    This episode of Cryptid Hauntings explores the dark legend of U.S. Route 491, formerly known as U.S. Route 666, the infamous “Devil’s Highway.” Stretching through Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico, the road gained a reputation for deadly accidents, ghostly apparitions, and stories of a phantom flaming semi-truck. The hosts examine whether the highway’s terrifying reputation stemmed from real danger, rural road statistics, or the psychological weight of the number 666 — the “number of the beast” from the Bible, Revelation 13. After the road was renumbered in 2003, accident rates reportedly declined, raising questions about superstition versus infrastructure and fear. In the end, the episode leaves listeners wondering whether the Devil, human psychology, or something even stranger might be responsible for the legend of Route 666.



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    Credits

    Host: Michael, Chris, Mark, and Pam Gardner

    Writer: Michael Gardner

    Editor: Pam Gardner

    Special Thanks: Thank you Tonya for letting us take over the basement of your home.



    Sources


    DangerousRoads.org – Route 666



    NPR (2009) – “The Deadliest Roads Are Rural”



    KSL.com – “3 Local Urban Legends May Offer Grain of Truth”



    Paranorms.com – Route 666



    Apex Capital Corp – Haunted Highways and Trucker Legends



    The Holy Bible, King James Version, Revelation 13:16–18

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    27 分
  • Black Eyed Kids
    2026/03/16

    Thank you for listening to Cryptid Hantings.

    Episode Summary

    In this episode of Cryptid Hauntings, Mike, Mark, Pam, and Chris dive into the chilling legend of the Black Eyed Kids — mysterious children who appear at doors, windows, and lonely roads asking for simple favors. With completely black eyes and an overwhelming aura of dread, these figures are said to follow strange rules, needing permission before entering a home or vehicle. The family explores firsthand accounts, including the 1996 encounter by journalist Brian Bethel that helped bring the phenomenon into modern folklore. They examine the eerie patterns in the children’s behavior, clothing, and the lingering fear reported by those who survive an encounter. Are the Black Eyed Kids demons, spirits bound by ancient rules, or something even more unsettling — something that looks just like us?

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    Send your own ghost story for a Listener Tale

    Email: cryptidhauntings@gmail.com

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    Credits

    Host: Michael, Chris, Mark, and Pam Gardner

    Writer: Michael Gardner

    Editor: Pam Gardner

    Special Thanks: Thank you Tonya for letting us take over the basement of your home.


    Sources


    https://moniquesnyman.com/hall-of-horror-black-eyed-children/

    https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/black-eyed-children-urban-legend

    Romano, Aja (31 October 2012). "The definitive guide to creepypasta – the Internet's 'scariest' urban legends". The Daily Dot. Retrieved 21 November 2014.

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    18 分